Edwin Shifrin never told his family much about his time serving during World War II.

For senior veterans who can't live without assistance, options have traditionally been limited to nursing homes or, if they're fortunate enough to have family who can help them, living with a family member. Otherwise, it's institutional living, which seniors tend to avoid for as long as possible.

Dr. John Uhorchak's contributions to battlefield medicine cannot be underrated.

Which one will get more recognition on the streets of NYC?

Private Hannah Foraker said goodbye to her best friend, her 13-year-old dog Buddy, before going away for 10-week basic training. Watch how Buddy affectionately greets her when she comes back!

The Battle of Leyte Gulf was the first time the Japanese used kamikaze tactics.

On the homefront, many vets face a new battle. From making the trip for a job interview, negotiating a position and more, the stresses of joining the workforce can be tough to navigate. Two companies have taken notice of this fact, however, and micro-entrepreneurial ride sharing programs Uber and Lyft are making great contributions to veterans in the area of employment.

As veterans get the opportunity to experience the beauty of the world they've helped protect, a new mural at the University of Missouri-St. Louis serves as a reminder that the campus is equally as committed to them.

Former Marine Sgt. Marjorie "Marge" Hoffman, who served as a paymaster during WWII, is one of the last living veterans of that war, and proud of her service to her country.

Every day, 22 veterans commit suicide as a result of psychological problems resulting from their years of service. In order to raise awareness and bring attention to the problem of vet suicide, Marine Corps vet and former presidential security guard Alan Thrall takes the 22-squat challenge.